It’s time to get back to our roots—the grassroots—to fight for reform of an increasingly monopolistic and manipulative media.

His next appointee for FCC chair could determine whether robber barons consolidate their domination of the public discourse.

These new political monsters have let loose an avalanche of scorched-earth, negative campaign ads—and enriched TV stations in the process.

It’s past time for open hearings and a coherent policy on media ownership in the digital age.

Unchecked by campaign finance regulation, unchallenged by a journalism sufficient to expose abuses, a nearly unbeatable force opposed progressives in 2010.